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Renormalization group considerations are used to sum divergent perturbation expansions encountered in QCD or other quantum field theories. The method works even in the case when these expansions, considered in a fixed renormalization scheme (RS), are factorially divergent and of asymptotically constant sign. The results assume the form of convergent (under certain circumstances) expansions in a set of functions of a free parameterχ which specifies the procedure involved. It is argued that the relation of our results to conventional, formal perturbation expansions in a fixed RS in fact suggests the physical interpretation of this parameter and specifies its value.
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Chýla, J., Burdík, Č. Summing perturbation expansions by means of renormalization group considerations. Czech J Phys 40, 367–392 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01597912
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